Sagamu, Ogun State — The Executive Chairman of Sagamu Local Government, Ogbeni Jubril Olasile Odulate, has called on residents of the local government area to embrace love, unity, and peaceful coexistence as they celebrate the 2025 Christmas season.
In a heartfelt Christmas message to the people of Sagamu, Odulate described the festive period as a time for reflection, reconnection, and the strengthening of communal bonds, noting that the birth of Jesus Christ symbolizes peace, hope, and togetherness.
According to the council boss, true peace begins within the family and gradually extends to neighbourhoods and the wider society. He encouraged residents to use the Christmas season to reconnect with family members, friends, neighbours, and old acquaintances, especially those they may not have reached out to in a long while.
“Let us share kindness, forgiveness, and joy, because these are the true values of Christmas,” Odulate said, stressing that compassion and unity remain vital for the growth and harmony of Sagamu communities.
While urging residents to enjoy the celebrations, the chairman also emphasized the importance of responsible conduct throughout the festive period. He advised citizens to remain security conscious, avoid unnecessary risks, and strictly obey traffic regulations to ensure the safety of lives and property.
Odulate appealed to residents to look out for one another, adding that collective responsibility would help ensure a peaceful and incident-free holiday across all wards and communities within the local government area.
Expressing gratitude on behalf of the Sagamu Local Government, the chairman thanked residents for their support, cooperation, and trust throughout the year, describing their contributions as instrumental to the council’s progress and stability.
He concluded by wishing all residents a joyful Christmas and a restful holiday season filled with peace, good health, and renewed hope for a brighter future.
“I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a happy, restful holiday season filled with peace, good health, and renewed hope for a better tomorrow,” he said.
The message has been widely received as a call for unity and calm, reinforcing the spirit of Christmas as Sagamu joins Christians across the country in celebrating the season.
